You will see several settings in the vServer Panel, which is the dashboard for your vServer.
Here you see an overview of the settings that can be configured for your vServer. Follow these steps:
You will see several settings in the vServer Panel, which is the dashboard for your vServer.
Here you see an overview of the settings that can be configured for your vServer. Follow these steps:
You have the following options for logging in:
Log into vServer Panel directly.
To log in, go to https://vserver.hoststar.at. Enter your login details (domain and password, see email from Hoststar) and then click «Login».
If you are managing multiple vServer subscriptions in My Panel, you can select the «vServer» menu item and then click «Settings». You will see a list of your vServer subscriptions. Now click the «Login» button next to the desired vServer. You will then be taken directly to the vServer Panel.
You have the following configuration options:
Here you can configure the following settings:
Here you can configure the following settings:
Under «CD-ROM», you have the option of «inserting» an image of one of the available operating systems or an image of your vServer:
Important: To change the currently selected image, you must enter your vServer login details (not your SSH login details) to confirm that you want to proceed with this action. You also have the option of changing the boot priority directly so that «CD-ROM» is in the top position. In most cases, you must stop and restart the vServer – a reboot is insufficient.
Here you have the option to create a current image («snapshot») of your vServer. This can be used for purposes such as backing up your vServer.
You can create snapshots both when your vServer is active and inactive. If you would like to create a snapshot of the server in its active state, it will contain the current RAM contents and an image of your vServer’s hard disk.
For a snapshot of the server in its deactivated state, only one hard disk image of your vServer is created. When you create a new «snapshot», you can give it a name and more detailed description. You also have the option to shut down your vServer after creating a snapshot.
Below you see the FTP login details that you can then use to download the snapshot.
The maximum number of snapshots that can be created depends on your «vServer subscription».
Under «Image», you can «insert» an image of an already configured operating system or an image of your vServer:
Important: To change the currently selected image, you must enter your vServer login details (not your SSH login details) to confirm that you want to proceed with this action. You also have the option of changing the boot priority directly so that «CD-ROM» is in the top position. In most cases, you must stop and restart the vServer – a reboot is insufficient.